One of the more well-known attractions in Jamaica. Definitely considered a "must do" when on the island. This is an athletic activity where a guide will help you climb the trail through the falls. Water shoes are highly recommended.
A botanical garden where many Jamaican political figures, and entertainers are buried or have a memorial. You can visit the graves of Norman Manley, Marcus Garvey, and Dennis Brown, among others. Each memorial site has a unique sculptural art piece.
In the 17th century this city was known for pirate activity. An earthquake sunk most of the city in the 1600's, and the historic remains can be seen underwater. Fort Charles is an area that is popular for tours. Take a picture at the infamous Giddy House - a building permanently on tilt as a result of the earthquake.
Located on the west end of Negril, which is filled with cliffs instead of beaches. This restaurant has been listed as one of the most popular destinations in Jamaica, and voted as having one of the top 5 views of a sunset in the world. They have good food, a live band, and a famous cliff dive.
Similar to the Las Vegas Strip, this street is lined with popular bars, clubs, hotels, and restaurants. It's home to Margaritaville, Pier 1, The Pelican Grill, Doctor's Cave Beach, and the Pork Pit. Small shops offer souvenirs, and the store owners sit out front trying to convince you to come in. At night it's packed with locals partying in the streets.
This tour takes you to all the pivotal places that Bob Marley spent his early years. The home is in a Rasta compound where his writing is still on the walls, and you can sit in his old van. You will also be taken to the places he used to frequent, such as Boys Town.